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Central Bank of Kenya Greenlights LemFi Remittance Service in Collaboration with Wapi Pay

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RightCard Payment Services Limited, operating under the name LemFi, has proudly announced the Central Bank of Kenya’s approval for its remittance operations into Kenya.

This milestone underscores RightCard’s unwavering commitment to offering secure and compliant services in line with the regulatory standards set by the Central Bank of Kenya.

For LemFi, this approval marks a significant stride toward fulfilling its pledge of facilitating seamless international payments for the vast community of over 500,000 Kenyans living abroad. LemFi stands out as a mobile application dedicated to providing Kenyan expatriates with a streamlined and effective avenue for sending money back to their homeland.

With LemFi, Kenyans residing in the United Kingdom, the United States of America, and Canada now have the power to transfer funds within minutes directly to M-PESA, Mobile Money platforms, and bank accounts, all at highly competitive exchange rates and without incurring any transfer fees. This transformative service not only simplifies the remittance process but also empowers the Kenyan diaspora to contribute more seamlessly to their families and communities back home.

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